Kapahulu

Walk just a few minutes from the eastern end of Waikiki, and you’ll find yourself in this very local main drag of restaurants, antiques shops (Bailey’s Antiques and Aloha Shirts [517 Kapahulu Ave.] is the place for rare, $5,000 wearable collectibles), and sports rental outfits (kayaking, surfing, diving, biking).

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